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HINTS FOR FSTHETEs.
Designs Which Might Give a Man the Jim
jams.
HJ1,LUV Times

A pair of old castaway boots veneered
with gilt make a pretty wall ornament.
To add to the effect put patches of cotton
wool on the legs, to initiate snow.
An old pair Of cOrSCts Ornamented with
creeping vines and pretty designs in leaf,
make 4 very elegant ornament to hang
over a bed Oom door.
An old coal Scuttle tinted with delicate
shades of scarlet and cerulean blue fur
nisheS Il unique relief for n dining room
wall. To brighten the effect place several
selected vegetables in the s~cuttle, allowing
the tops to he seen ut n distance of half
way across the room.
As an ornamental designed for n front
hall take u dozen tomato cans and paint
each one a different color. Tie a bow OF
satin ribbon of various shades bout each.
Run gaudy string through the lot and
hang them on the wall close to the ceiling.
One can hardly imagine the divine effect
of this exquisite collection.
An old tin water sprinkler covered with
q halo of gilt stars and pulverized glass
diamonds and suspended from n parlOr
chandelier is very attractive. A large pink
satin bow arranged over the spout adds
very materially to the effect.
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Tho Brakeman's Christmas story.
EhinI0o Hcruld.


Funny thing occurred down at our
house Christmas" said the brakeman.
Pm away almost every night in the year,
but Christmas night / got n lay-off and
stayed home with the wife and babes.
Next door to us lives n Of the stingiest
old dodgers that ever was. Wheeler IL his
name, and everybody calls him Stingy
Wheeler. He is an old chap who has no
children and no friends, and who Is said IN
be worth a good deal Of money. I've had
a good deal OF sickness in my house this
winter, and ut times have been right hard
with us. 1t was mighty little Christmas
we had, ! can tell you.
."'Well, there's one thing we can say,
Henry said my wife to me, ind that Is
that orr house is not hard to warm. IL
beats all the way coal does last us here.
That hal. ton you got q month ago isn't
nearly all gone yet.
That's the way coal lasts when there's
nobody to steal it, as we had where We
lived last / replied. Now there's only
one man in this neighborhoed I'd suspect
Of stealing coal, and that's Stingy Wheeler,
l wouldn't trnst that old codger very far.
Neither would /, said my wife.
THAT night, after We had got in bed
my vito woke me, saying she was sire sh'
heard some one in the coal house.
"I believe it's old Wheeler / said.
$50 do L. my wife replied; but be care
full, Henry, and don't get into any troubl.
with the old skinfint, she added, as
hastily dressed myself.
Softly / tip-tOed out to the coal house
and sure enough there was \ man there
hard at work with a shovel. 1t was Sting
Wheeler, and he was throwing coal frou
his bin into miner'
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Hdrper's Ba:dr.
The subject under discussion was bonnets
in general, with hints in direction of a par,
ticular bonnet-still unpurchased.
He-"Speaking of b%onnets, my love
and by the by, Easter is still a long way
off-did you read in the.paper this morn,
ing of that man out West who gave his
wife her choice between a new bonnet and
a corner lOt?''
.She-'And she took the bonnet, OF
cOurse?n
He-"No my love-and that is the
s~trangest part of it-she took the lot, and
the other day it was sold for 500, 900"
Shc-''Isn't that delightful! And now
she can buy her own bonnets, and have
everything she wants without having to
hint around every time" B..
He-"That's where you are mistaken,
my love. She died two years ago."
She-''Thcn she'd better have taken the
bonnet"
He-"I can't think you are so frivolous
as that remark would make you appear,
my love, to one who didn't know the solid
qualities of your mind. Now I've half q
mind to duplicate that offer Of the West
ern man; and in case should, what would
your choice be-"
She-+"How perfectly sweet Of you! Oh
course I'd take the lot. At the same time
you wouldn't wish me TO 90 barebeaded oil
look like q guy. SO yOu see, dearest, ii
you were perfectly sure the land would he
worth 500, 600 you could buy the bonnet
and charge it To my account"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-16
z Wedifinal. 5t2
Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next TO
and undoubtedly leads on TO consumption. Iii
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful disease should not make IL the object OF
their lives TO rid themselves OF It. Deceptive
remedies concocted by ignorant pretender to
medical knowledge have weakened the conf
dence o! the great majority Of sufferers In all adj
verified remedies. They become resigned 70 q
life of misery rather than torture themselves
with doubtful pallistiycS
But this Will never do. Catarrh must be met
nj every stage and combated with all our might.
In many cases the disease has assumed danger
GUS symptoms. The bones and cartilage OF the
nose, the organs ofhearing, OF seeing aud tasting
20 affected as TO be useless the uyula 50 elonga-
ted, the throat 50 inilamed and irritated As 70
produce a constant and distressing cough.
SASrokDs RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
Caiarrh, from q simple head cold 10 the most
hathsome and destructive stages. IL Is local and
constitutional. Instant In relieving, permanent
In curing, safe, economical and n~ever-failing.
Each package contains one bottle OF the RADI.
CAL CpRE, one box Catarrhal SOLVENT, and an
IMPROVED ISHALER, with treatise: price, 81.
PorTER DRUa s CHEMICAL 20, BosroS.
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1000; Pavia, 1000; Palermo, $50; Genoa
about 800; Pisa, 600; Catania, 400.
OF the others Modena lis at the head
with 270, and Ferrara at the foot with 80.
Surely nothing would be lost by the
amalgamation Of the miniature universe
ties. Ferrara only processes, to teach
medicine, mathematics and jurisprudence;
Macerata, jurisprudence only. Per centra
the great Milan academy-where Ascoli
teaches lone of the greatest philologists
in Europel and the Abate
Ceriani is librarian Of the Ambrosian-has
not the rank Of university although il
does more genuine university work than
a dozen of thu. nominal universities. The
same is to he said Of the Institute of Higher
Studies at Florence, where the teaching
staff includes the historian, yillari, the
great Hellenist Comparetti and De Guer-
natis, Bartoli and Rajna-names famous
all over Europe. Chicago Times.
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GIRLS WHO WENT TO WAR.
Rasalind In Blue Who staggered. and
Doubtless Swore u hit.

Rosalind In Blue Who staggered. and
Doubtless Swore u hit.
IN OGd Army Surgeon in Chicago Herald.
knew a girl who at the beginning of
the war was so filled with patriotism, and
so weighed down by a sense of duty, 50
carried away by an adventurous impulse,
that she followed the squad of boys who
had enlisted in her neighborhOOd, and
dressing rs a boy, enlisted in the company
that was forming in the country town.
Her friends, discovering the long hair she
had cut from her head and the clothing
She had thrown off in her fathers barn,
gave immediate pursuit. As they
were driving into the city they saw
walking along the sidewalk, smok-
ing acigar, q young fellow who had the
same sort of face us the girl they were in
pursuit of. They stOppedand aecOSted the
Young fellow and were treated to such a
shower of epithets and such IN exhibition
of bravadO that they admitted their MIS-
take, and apOlOgized for it. An hour later
one of the party found the same young fell
low deathly sick from smoking the cigar.
He called HIM by the girls name, and
found that after all the young fellow who
had done such bard swearing was the girl
they were looking for. She was taken
home, and afterwards entered the service
rs a hospital nurse. In the last year OF the
war | found her again in mems clothing,
CRYING rs only y brOken-hearted woman
can cry, over q light-haired man, shot
dead i'm the charge at Resaca. She cared
nothing then for exposure, and went home
in a widows dress.
Another girl, | remember, had q pleas
anter experience. | WAS the examining
surgeon mt one of the recruiting camps
early i'm the war, and on one occasion rs |
passed down the line OF q company form
sd in omen order for muster and inSpec-
ton. | noticed, rs the hands were held
out n set that to my practiced eye
belonged 10 a woman. | said nothing at
the time, but after consultation with the
Colonel had the recruit with the fem
mime hands brought to headquarters.
The bright-lOOking soldier admitted IN
two minutes that she was q woman,
and in two days she WAS at home. a
wear after that | WAS Mt o ball IN wash
~inston. As l stood o little aside from the
main party, wishing that l was in front
with the army, a young lady came toward
me, bowed with exaggerated stiffness, and
rs She Strengthened up went through the
motions of obeying the order, Eyes right"
She offered me her hand and thanked me
for something TINT she supposed that had
dome and walked away, She was pretty
enough 10 be the belle Of the occasion, and
1 saw that she took considerable delight IN
INV confusion Of mind, all OF which l
understood later when l learned that she
was my recruit with the ladylike hands.
She afterward told me that she owed me a
debt of gratitude for stepping in at the
rivht time to break down hsr romantic
notions.
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Universities In Italy.

There are tWenty-one universities alto
gether in the kingdom Of Italy, seventeen
Of which are ''royaln-that is, maintained
out Of the funds Of the State; and four
''free' universities (Camerino, Macerata,
Ferrara and Perugia) m maintained out
Of local funds. There is only one uniyer-
sity for Piedmont, at Turin; l for Liguria,
at Genoa; ! Cor Lombardy, at Payia; ]
for the old Venetian territories, at Padua;
2 for the Island of Sardinia, at Cagllari
and sassari; Bologna, Modona, Ferrara
lie near each other; Tuscany has Pisa and
Siena; Rome is for Central Italy: Naples
is the only university for Southern Italy,
while Sicily has three-Palermo, Messina,
Catania. Naples is attended by $500
students-an attendance which in Central
Europe is only surpassed at Berlin and
Vienna Turin has an attendance Of
{, 100; Rome, 1900; Bologna, ], 100; Padua,
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BILL NYE
WRITES PUBLICLY TO A PRIVATE IN
QUIRER.
His Ideas Of the Drug Business in Kansas-Ant
His Opinions of a Literary Mans Merit-Dum-
my Drug Stores the Most Profitable Kind
in the West.
Chicago NeCS.

Chicago Ne1cS.
Mr.. Bill Nye, Hudson, Wis:
DEAR SIR hope you will pardon me
for addressing you on a matter of pure
business, but / nave heard that you are
not averse to going out Of your way to dc
a favor now and then to those who are
sincere and appreciative.
| have learned from a friend that you
have been around all over the West, and
so l have taken the liberty Of writing you
to ask what you think would be the
chances of success for a young man If he
were to go to Kansas to enter the drug
business.
l am a practical young druggist, % years
of aye, and have some money! few hun
dred dollars-with which to 60 into busi-
ness. Would you advise Kansas or Colo
RADIO as a good part of the West for that
business?
| have also written some for the press,
but with little success. | enclose you a
few slips cut from the papers in which
these articles originally appeared. l send
stamp for reply and hope you will answer
me, even though your time may be taken
up pretty well by other matters Res
pectfully yours,
ADOLPH JAMES, Lock Box 604.
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Sir ROBERT CHRisTIsoN, Physician to
Her Majesty the Queen of England, speak
ing of the Coca plant says: THE pro-
perties of this wonderful plant are the
most remarkable of any known to the
medical world. From repeated personal
trials, / am convinced that its use is high
ly BENEFICIAL and tonic" To build up q
broken down system, use the Liebig Co.'S
Coca Beef Tonic Endorsed and recon-
mended by the foremost physicians of
Europe and America. Qyerwrought and
feeble nerves are quieted, digestion is pro-.
NOTED, and new tone and vigor in all Of
the organs of the body follows its use.
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Villains With Light Eyes and Hair.

LOutetN ~ IbS-
''Why is it that stage Williams are always
represented with black eyes, black hair
and fierce black moustaches?" remarked q
young man who has recently returned
from the rowdy West. 81 have spent
couple of years among the cowboys Of the
plains, and ! have seen many Of the most
noted desperadoes in that frontier country.
1t has been my observation, and | have
heard others say the same thing, that those
desperate mel are nearly always blondes
fellows with light hair, light moustachs
and light blue eyes. Some of the most
desperate characters ! have ever seen wer'
small in stature and quiet looking. The
male brunette has, l think, been unneces'
sarily slandered by the makeup of the
m~elOdramatic villain"
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THE NAUGHTY LITTLE GIRL
Slmgd HfnturR Peck

SlmHd htnfurp ICcG
She is cunning. she is tricky,
/ am greatly grieved to tell, .
And her hands are always sticky
With chocolate caramel;
Her dOIly's battered features
Tell Of many a frantic hurl,
She's the terror of her teachers,
That naughty little girl.
She dotes upon bananas,
And she Smears them on my knees,
And she peppers my havanas,
And laughs 10 hear me sneeze;
And she steals into my study
And she turns my books a-whirl,
And her boots are always muddy
That naughty little girl
When she looks as she were dreaming
OF the angels in the air,
know she's only scheming
How to slyly pull my hair;
Yet-Why l can't discover
Spite Of every tangled curl,
She's a darling, and l love her
That naughty little girl!
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Between the Acts of the Apostles.

An absent minded husband, who hadn't
been to church for a long time, reached for
his hat as the choir ceased singing, and a
~mOmentary lull took place, when his wife
whispered:
What are you doing, John?'
"I'm just going out TO see q man" he
said.
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Proof Positive.

"The teacher wanted to box my ears
this morning" remarked Tommy Fizzle'
top.
''How do you know that he wanted to
box YOUR ears?r asked his mother.
"if he hadn't wanted to box my ears he
wouldn't have done il, would he, eh?"
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IXPHCtDEITED ATTRACTION
U OVER HALF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

Incorporated In 1864 for Is years by the Legisla.
turc for Educational and Charitable PURPOSES
with a capital Of 81 .000, OOO-iO which q reserve
fund Of over So 90 has since becu aidcd.
By an overwhelming popnlar vote ~ franchise
was made a part Of the present state COnditn
ton adopted December ID, A.. 4. 1872.
The only Lottery ever voted ON ana endor~rd
by the people II any State #
II never scales or polponcS
It's Grand single Number drawings
take plare monthly, aud the - 3eini-am,DA
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A splendid opportunity TO win a fortune. III
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From John A. Quinn. Gagetown, Mich.
/ have been using DR.. J. II. MeLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm and Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier for over n year in
my family, and candidly say that the
equal for the purposes intended does not
exist.
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FoRGETFULNEss.

n A.. Sgfrc3T IN Saa9c'
Pye forgotten all my Latin
And the little / knew Of Greek;
seldom know the day OF the month
OR yet the day of the week.
i a never remember names
And l can't remember faces, -
I've q place for everything,
aN But always crget the places,
forget 10 keep engagements;
forget to catch the train;
FORGET TO take an umbrella
when there's every sign OF rain;
forget To wind my watch,
forget 20 answer letters;
Forget the Presidents maiden name;
Sometimes forget my debtors.
OF dates and things like chat.
- I'm fr eveFAoSlng track,
And when I borrow money
FORGET % pay it back.
In short I can remember
The thousand things should,
Because upon q single point
NY memOry's all too good.
lis this land naught, | know,
Can make a man feel glummerl
i eaR't forget that girl j met
And hirted with last summer.
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A Better Thing.
OrofO H1dd.

Levy and Marks were playing poker.
The former sat in splendid luck. He won
s. on three trays and SIS Jackpot on q
pair of aces. Marks stood the drain as long
as he could, and then said:
weeping Rebecca! Levy, I'd rather
have your luck than D license to steal"
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An Appropriate Change.

The JdfqS.
what place is that" asked n stranger
who was crossing the North river.
WELL" replied the deckhand, THAT
used 10 be called HobOken; since the pool
sellers have settled there most of the boys
call il Gobroken."
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Man and Wife.

Journal OF EiHcutlOh-
There are a good many married men in
this world who know all abOut what a wife
should he, but who have very hazy ideas
about the component elements of = model
N
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Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters 70
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REMEMBER that the presence OF Generals
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integrity, that the channes are all equal. and
that no one can possibly divine What numbsD
draw a phze. Al partie- therefore advertising
% guarantee prizes IN this bottTy. az holding
der. and only aim 10 deceive and defrald the
uawary. JaI3ewASgi
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
- Nstiee.LTirksts are Yen Dollars only. Hfises
o.. pifths, %. Tsaths, o..

2l7g Prizes, amounting N ....,.-..-.-----Isj.0o
Application for rates ~ clubs should ts ms1t
only 20 the ofice OF the Company In Ne~ Or.
leanS.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address POSTAL. NOTES, Hxprf9
Money Oniers"r New York Exchange In ordinary
letter, Currency by szpscss 1ai our e1peHset al
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The Little "a

TpIS SytiH0S.
Susie-"MOther, can me and Johnny eat
some OF that pie in the pantry while you
are gomez"
"Mother-"Yes, my dear"
JOhnny-'In the pantry? What a lie?
We ate it all up last night,
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SPHINX KNOTS.
Any communication for this department should
besddressed to E. r. CHApBouRS, Lewistown, Ne.

Any communication for this department should
addressed to E. r. C~HApBoURS, Lewistown, Ne.
No. 3s6.-Nstnre's Workers.
We are hosts of busy miners,
Delving in the dark old earth;
Wiser than theo old OWNERS,
Seeking only real worth.
Not for golden treasures shining
Are we working under ground;
Into natures secrets peeping,
Truer riches we have found.
We have found earth's ehemics hiding.
Which we form with colorS fair;
These for gatherer are biding-
These the waiting thousands share.
We are safe and sure inspectors.
Searching with unerring skill;
We are faithful, large collector,
Working constantly until
Autumn harvest days are ended;
When We yield our useful lives
Which for Others il expended,
An accepted sacrifice. 5. L A..
ia -.
No. 3s7.-Anagrams.
II one accuses you Of sin
Return 10 him the same;
And thus by accusations
You both the crime retdai.
III. b
She fingers by to tell the tale,
The tale of repetition;
II surely must be q grim roe
And wakes no opposition.
III.
In looking back at good deeds done
And telling them TO every one,
A Selfpraise We detect;
And "self-praise is no praise at all
Itmak5s the man appear too small
Twill surely not respect zovAvE.
- ID,
No. 3SS.-What Was IL?
O., what did pretty Claudio mean-
What did she play last night"
She 10 her left looked. all serene,
And told me, 'This Is rightl' f
"This is East, and this is West,
This is the one | love best''
"East'-to the setting sun she looked,
"West'-to the rising moon;s
"She loved'-nOt me, but Mol, the cook,
With pot, and iron spoon. 49,. ,
This Is high, and this is | low,
This Is behind, and this is before
"Iow'-she above me tried 10 tower;
At''High' she pointed To the floor:
"This Is behind" her face, alack!
',This il befor!"-she turned her back!
o.. J. A.
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Commissionsrr

We the undersigned Banks and bankers viii.
pay all Prizes drawn ia tn" Louisiana State lot.
terics which may be presented al our counters.
j. ~. OGI.ESBY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank
J. W. kILBRErlI. Pre-. Stale NATL Bank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
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xottrrn.
$4,000.
Capital Prize,

W do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi An
nual Drawings ofthe Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, and In person manage and control the
drawings themselves. and hat the samG are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In god faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the company
To Use this certificate, with farEimilcs of oar sig.
natures attached, In its advcuiErm.nLs."
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mo. 3ff1.-An Old Tale Retold. O.
A total there came into town,
Seeking a site In which To settle w
\ merchant did him with II farmer acquaint,
Who. misunderstanding, replied, "Wcll. I haint
Needing any one To idt on m Hra just now;
Besides, I'd have TO buy n new team and pillow"
The merchant and all were completely astOundcd
For the former had takcnthc word ms ii sounded,
NJ. JULIEN.
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cuRE Fits 4!

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No. 3SS.-A Charade.

No. 3SS.-A Charade.
Pretty Polly Perronnean,
Looks extremely Lat today;
All her ringlets hang uncuried,
All her pets unpetted stray!
shame upon you, Polly!
Don't give way 10 folly!
DO not look so Last, | pray,
Though your First is far away!
Panid Polly %Perronean,
Looks extremely Az, | trow,
II she don't take care, into
A consumption she will go!
Shake your gricfS Oh, Polly!
Rise up, aud he jolly;
You are much too young, you know.
To dic.of melancholy!
JOE AMORY.
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No. 300. WHATS the Word"
A simple word. It's often heard,
That tells how on we blundcr;
OF half q score II tells and more.
For that and % they number. :.
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"HYPOTHECATING PROFITS.

Answers will be published in two weeks.
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Prize Awards.

The prizes offered. for the iirst two correct mn
swers to No. 37Sare awarded V. Simpson, ~ Four
tecnth street, Wheeling; and Percy X. Callahan
ll3 Thirty-first street.